*{ CATALOGUE 

Nebraska State Exhibit 



WORLD'S INDUSTRIAL AND COTTON 
CENTENNIAL EXHIBITION, 



New Orleans, Louisiana, 



December 16th, 1884, to May 31st, 1885. 



LINCOLN, NEB.: 

JOURNAL COMPANY, STATE PRINTERS. 
1885. 



CATALOGUE 



Nebraska State Exhibit 






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WORLD'S INDUSTRIAL AND COTTON 
CENTENNIAL EXHIBITION 



New Orleans,. Louisiana. 



December 16th, 1884, to May 31st, 1885. 



LINCOLN, NEB.: 

JOl RNAL COMPANY, STATE PRINTERS. 

IS85. 

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59880 



In keeping with a promise made contributors to the state exhibit at New 
Orleans, the commissioner in charge presents this catalogue, with a knowl- 
edge of its incompleteness. In many instances no invoice whatever was fur- 
nished, thus compelling reliance only on frail paper tags attached to articles 
when shipped from their original point in the state. , A very large propor- 
tion of these were lost before the exhibit was installed, or even in the space. 
Before and since my return to the state, I have made all possible efforts to 
obtain names of donors, their post-office address, list of articles donated, 
etc., and here present the best obtainable. 



OFFICERS AND ATTENDANTS. 



ROBT. W. FURNAS, U.S. Commissioner Brownville. 

ALBINUS NANCE, Alternate Osceola. 

JOHN M. THURSTON, Orator Omaha. 

H. W. FOWLER, Secretary to Com , Fremont. 

C. H. BLANCHARD, Secretary to Com Aurora, 

JNO. C. BONNELL, Designer and Artist ;.. Lincoln. 

HARRY HOTCHKISS, Assistant " 

SAM'L BARNARD, S up 't Horticultural Department Table Rock. 

MBS. S. C. ELLIOTT, Sup't Woman's Department Lincoln. 

Miss PHEBE ELLIOTT, Assistant " 

S. McCONIGA, Superintendent Transportation " 

C. W. BAKER, Decorator and Watchman Omaha. 

J. T. ALLAN, Post Master and Sup't Reading Room.... " 

W. J. AITKEN, Assistant Lincoln. 

Mrs. G. W. HARTZELL, Attendant Educational Dep't, " 

B. D. MILLS, Attendant main space Republican City. 

W.W.WATSON, " " Fairbury. 

R. P. RUSSELL, " " Ord. 

H. C. BRILL, Laborer Lincoln. 

H. L. CREEMER, Messenger Omaha. 

Master CHAS. ELLIOTT, Messenger Lincoln. 

CUPID WYATT, Janitor Mobile, Ala. ■ 



LIST OF NEWSPAPERS ON FILE IN THE NEBRASKA HEADQUARTERS. 



NAME. PLACE. 

Argus, Table Rock, Neb. 

Advertiser, South Auburn, " 

Bee, Omaha, 

Burtonian, Tekaniah, 

Blade, Blue Valley, " 

Blade, Wilber, 

Call, Endicott, " 

Clipper, Shelton, 

Chieftain, Tecuniseh, 

Champion, Auburn, 

Chief, Ked Cloud; 

Courier, Central City, " 

Chronicle, Madison, " 

Clarion, Taylor, 

Dispatch, Omaha, 

Democrat, Grand Island 

Democrat, Stanton, 

Democrat, Wahoo, '" 

Democrat, Fairbury, 

Democrat, Sutton, 

Echo, Elk Creek, 

Echo, Franklin, " . 

Echo, Weston ville, " 

Enterprise, Brock, 

Express, Beatrice, " 

Enterprise, Exeter " 

Era, Cedar Rapids, 

Eagle, Dakota, " 

Excelsior, Omaha, 

Flail, North Bend, 

Frontier, O'Neill, " 

Free Press, St. Paul, " 

Faber, Stockville, " 

Free Press, Lincoln, 



NAME. PLACE. 

Gazette, Fairbury Neb. 

Graphic, Atkinson, 

Granger, Auburn, 

Gazette-Journal, Hastings, " 

Gazette, Minden, 

Guard, Bloomington, 

Gazette, Cumminsville, 

Gazette, Wayne, 

Herald, Daily, Omaha 

Herald, Hardy, 

Herald, Wayne, 

Herald, Fremont, 

Herald, Juniata, 

Herald, Tekamah, 

Independent, Grand Island, " 

Independent, Rising, 

Index, Salem, 

Item, Ewing, " 

Item, Daily, New Orleans, La. 

Journal, Daily, Lincoln, Neb. 

Journal, Liberty, 

Journal, Fullerton, 

Journal, Harvard, 

Journal, Falls City, " 

Journal, Ord, ,; 

Journal, Ponea, 

Journal, Kearney, 

Journal, Cortland, 

Journal, Tecuniseh, 

Journal, Fremont, 

Ledger, Stuart, " 

Monitor, Cambridge, 

Mirror, North Loup, " 

Minnekadusa Republican, Valentin* 



NEW ORLEANS EXHIBITION. 



NAME. PLACE. 

Nebraskian, Hastings, Neb. 

Nebraskian, North Platte, 

News, Nebraska City, 

News, Lincoln, 

Nebraskian, Mil ford, 

Optic, Unadilla, 

Observer, Eulo, 

Ozone, Milford, 

Opposition, Wilber, 

Press, Nebraska City, 

Press, Sterling, 

Pioneer, Plum Creek, 

Pioneer, Creighton, 

Press, Pawnee City, 

Post, Edgar, 

Picayune, Daily, New Orleans, La. 

Quiz, Ord, Neb. 

Republican, Daily, Omaha,. 

Republican, West Point 

Republican, North Auburn, 

Republican, York, 

Republican, Beatrice, 

Republican, Pawnee City, 

Republican, Stromsburg, 

Republican, Tecumseh, 

Republican, Aurora, 

Republican, Broken Bow 



NAME. PLAC 

Republican, Wakefield, Neb. 

Reporter, Seward, 

Record, Utica, 

Review, Geneva, 

Register, Hebron, 

Reporter, Wymore, 

Signal, Fairmont, 

Sun, Schuyler 

Sentinel, Humboldt, 

Staats Anzieger, Lincoln, 

Sun, Clay Centre, 

States, Daily, New Orleans, La. 

Times-Democrat, Daily, N. O., La. 

Tribune, Alma, Neb. 

Tribune, Fremont, 

Tribune, David City, 

Times, Grand Island 

Topic, Republican City, 

Times, Beaver City, 

Times, Loup City, 

Times, Wisner, 

Telegraph, North Platte, 

Telegraph, Sidney, 

Tribune, North Platte, 

Woman's Tribune, Beatrice, 

Watchman, Omaha, 



ADAMS COUNTY. 

Samples of corn Henry Jewett. 

Dr. Kimball. 

W. R. McCully. 

..D. Lowman. 

Sample of beets and broom corn I. W. Cramer. 

" G. E. Kimball. 

timothy J. S. Way. 

wheat J. S Way. 

squash T. J. Adams. 

pine apple C. F. Orvis. 



CATALOGUE NEBRASKA EXHIBIT. 

Sample of squash J . Laird. 

" apples J. S. Way. 

" red corn J. B. Johnson. 

BROWN COUNTY. 

Samples of twenty varieties of native, timber, Brown County Agri. Society. 

" beans, peanuts, cotton, onions, 
cane, beets, .sorghum, cucumbers, 
egg plants grown in bottles, and 
over forty varieties of potatoes Robt. W. Blake. 

" potatoes E. H. Ryan. 

k ' wheat and millet Stephen Payne. 

" wheats oats, corn, flax, and buck- 
wheat John W. Pock . 

i4 mammoth cucumbers and squash, A. F, Wegranch. 

" petrifactions . E. B. Smith. 

" petrified woods, and clover J. H. Skinner. 

man roots Jas. Porter. 

" beets Geo. Means. 

wheat Benj. Elliott, 

oats C. Newton . 

wheat an d barley S. H. Kyn es. 

" soil, sand, pebbles, petrifactions, 

and native and tame grasses C. R. Glover. 

' ' prairie soil Harvey McMunn, 

" corn Sam'l U. Graham. 

Views of Long Pine and vicinity J. R. Godkin. 

Canes made from native woods of Brown Co., J. R. Godkin. 

Samples of brick J. U. Hay. 

sorghum Theo. Walmer. 

amber cane C. Newton. 

" German millet Frank Comstock. 

" beets A. U. Beebe. 

" beets J. C. Pettijohn. 

Twenty-one canes made from native woods, Brown County Agri. Society. 

CLAY COUNTY. 

Samples of corn William Gilletly. 

' ' corn and apples Jessie Eller. 

corn and oats Tas. Ellwood. 

" potatoes L. T. Clark. 

" potatoes Geo. Briss. 



10 NEW ORLEANS EXHIBITION. 

Samples of potatoes and fla x J. Sevearenger. 

" potatoes C. Moon. 

" potatoes Henry Bull. 

" flax seed Wm. Griep. 

" millet seed and wheat H C. Brown. 

" oats L. A. Dailey. 

" wheat Reuben Booth. 

" u B. H. Dunn. 

" " Oliver Crossman. 

" " Wm. Ronsey. 

. " " and apples ......... A. B. Palmer. 

" grass C. F. Shedd. 

" apples L. R. Chapman. 

corn Jas. Cameron. 

" H. W. Hull. 

" '' '. A. Lewis. 

" " Wm. Gilletly. 

" " H.C.Brown. 

" J. W. Eller. 

" M. W. Willman. 

" " Geo. Schwab. 

1 variety peas J. W. Small, Fairfield. 

2 varieties crabs J. W. Small, Fairfield, 

8 varieties apples J. W. Small, Fairfield. 

Siberian winter wheat av. 35 bu. per acre William Rousey, Edgar. 

Barley averaged 45 bu. per acre G. VanAntwerp, Edgar. 

Barley averaged 42 bu . per acre Fred Westring, Edgar. 

Mammoth sugar cane. This sample planted 

May 25th, gathered August 20th, '84 Dan'l Northrop, Edgar. 

Genser winter wheat a v. 34 bu. per acre Gardun Bros. , Edgar. 

Australian spring wheat av. 22 bu. per acre...C. Roberts and W. B. Good, Ed- 
gar. 

Barley averaged 43 bu. per acre C. H. Warren, Edgar. 

Australian spring wheat av. 30 bu. per acre..S. T. Caldwell, Edgar. 

COLFAX COUNTY. 

Samples of potatoes, onions, plants, corn, ap- 
ples, cane, millet, and baled hay..Wesley Shafer. 

baled hay from native grass J. T. Clarkson. 

tomato catsup M. L. Weaver. 

syrup from early orange cane Jno, Benson. 



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CUMING COUNTY. 

Samples of corn and oats Geo. Gregory. 

corn, squash, and potatoes M. Nelson. 

" corn C. Brockman. 

corn and oats ,....D. J. Simonson. 

oats, buckwheat, and wheat C. Hanson. 

potatoes C. Hanson . 

oats : Win. Fleming. 

' ' oats G. Gorensen. 

rye J. Mortensen. 

rye and potatoes G. G. Mullein. 

rye F. Mauer. 

rye C. Lose. 

barley Wickert. 

buckwheat Jno. Rhodes. 

buckwheat A. D. Murphy. 

buckwheat „ D . High . 

wheat J. Wendel. 

wheat C. Spinner. 

broom corn seed S. Wikel. 

pumpkins Jas. Finnoigle. 

squash M. Frey. . 

" " Cory. 



X. Miller. 

,— i — Geiss. 



broom corn Arteman and Frey. 

apples A. Reich . 

'* S. Person. 

' N. Bremer. 

" A. M. Peterson. 

" A. D.Peterson. 

" Theo. Wortinan. 

" J. D. Neligh. 

" G. H. Ludwig. 

•' J.C.Crawford. 

ash and black walnut N. Bremer. 

potatoes B. Roehl. 

" E. Schlectt. 

44 R. Felmer. 

" Fenska. 

S. Riesen. 



12 NEW ORLEANS EXHIBITION. 

Samples of potatoes. J: Wagner. 

'■ G. Schlectt. 

" F. Skala. 

" Singpield. 

potatoes and turnips F. Wortman. 

" H. Hort. 

" B. Vandenburg. 

beets. C. Paul. 

beets ". Stal. 

beets, carrots, and parsnips G. W. Newell. 

beets A- Deers. 

radishes N. Mack. 

turnips Jno. McLaughlin. 

wool and yarn Geo. A. Brooks & Co. 

grain, grasses, berries, catalpa, 
potatoes, clover, beans, beets, tur- 
nips, carrots, onioDS, peppers, 
flour, corn-meal, brick, paper, 
mouldings, brooms, and con- 
densed milk The West Point Butter and 

Cheese Association. 
Two cases taxidermy Lawrence Bruner, West Point. 

DODGE COUNTY. 

Sample of sugar, made from soft maple tree, F. W. Gibson, Fremont. 

' ' flour Excelsior Roller Mills, Fremont, 

DOUGLAS COUNTY. 

Samples of distilling Her & Co. , Omaha. 

Collection of photographs of prominent build- 
ings in Omaha, Neb Richard Kitchen. 

Patent hay gatherer Henry Grebe, Omaha. 

Large photograph of " Conrtland Place " and 

"Cathedral Church" in Omaha Mrs. J. M. Wool worth. 

FRANKLIN COUNTY. 

Samples of magnesia lime-stone J. P. A. Black. 

GAGE COUNTY. 

Samples of brooms and broom corn J. C. Huntington. 

canned goods Beatrice Canning Co. 

Patent boot-j ack and lifting jack Beatrice Foundry. 



CATALOGUE NEBBASKA EXHIBIT. 13 

Contributed samples of corn, wheat, oats, pop corn, buckwheat, rye, beans, 
potatoes, turnips, onions, flax seed, timothy, pumpkins, squashes, brooms, 
broom-corn and seed, hand dressed and sawed stone, barbed wire, brick, 
iron castings, native and tame grasses, apples, photographs, and paint- 
ings. Names of contributors not given. 

JEFFEBSON COUNTY. 

Samples of corn J. W. Bowen. 

" wheat *. Houghtalin & McDowell 

potatoes L. W. Pryor. 

'' millet heads J. C. Kesterson. 

millet heads A. Thiessen. 

cocoons , A. Thiessen. 

corn Baker Bros. 

flax A. Tappin. 

buckwheat A. Walton. 

" winter wheat F. Howard. 

rye F. Howard. 

beans W. C. Parker. 

white corn U. L. Marks. 

brown corn P. J. Butler. 

winter apples U. L. Marks. 

" nine varieties W. H. Avery. 

'• corn H. W. Mitcham. 

winter wheat H. A. Hoppe. 

white barley W. W. Barley. 

corn M. H. Arnold. 

" oats M. H. Arnold. 

corn W. T. Brawner. 

corn N. R. Smith. 

" potatoes H.Graves. 

white silk cocoon C. Wieber. 

" hull-less oats J. Hulet. 

sweet corn J. Hulet. 

mulberry wood A. Thiessen. 

millet Wm. Firebaugh. 

spring barley .....*. Sam'l Clark, Diller. 

clover and blue grass W\ H. Diller, Diller. 

corn in stalk W. H. Diller. 

raspberries in alcohol W. H. Diller. 

native grasses W. H. Diller. 

sweet corn W. H. Diller. 



14 NEW ORLEANS EXHIBITION. 

Samples of corn in stalk rl. S. Meyers. 

" Kussian mulberry J. B. Diller, Diller. 

flax in stalk Allen Tappen, Reynolds. 

" specimen millet W. P. Squires, Kesterson. 

" white and yellow corn C. F\ James, Reynolds. 

" native grasses C. F. James, Reynolds. 

" German millet C. F. James, Reynolds. 

" sweet potatoes Wm. Allen, Fairbury. 

Irish potatoes Wm. Allen, Fairbury. 

" broom corn P. J. Butler Reynolds. 

broom corn seed P.J.Butler, Reynolds. 

German millet Wm. Firebaugh, Reynolds. 

hybrid hull-less oats Jno. Hulit, Fairbury. 

early^ Vermont potatoes E. J. Gill more, Western. 

u Sea Island wheat J. C. Denny, Western. 

thirteen varieties of native grasses, W. H . Chamberlin, Fairbury 

Dunmore potatoes Wm. Oberhelmer, Fairbu'y Pre. 

red Dan vers onions Wm . Oberhelmer, Fairbu 1 j\ Pre. 

specimen clover A. S. Doggett, Kesterson. 

" Nansemond sweet potatoes Wm. Oberhelmer, Fairbury. 

white Russian wheat W. T. Brawner, Fairbury Pre. 

" Australian srjring wheat W. T. Brawner, Fairbury Pre. 

" each in straw W. T. Brawner, Fairbury Pre. 

" Bol. black rye W. T. Brawner, Fairbury Pre. 

stalks corn W. T. Brawner, Fairbury Pre. 

" yellow corn W. T. Brawner, Fairbury Pre. 

" "Chicago Mkt. " potatoes W. P. Wilcoxen, Fairbury. 

" ' ' Blue Vick ' ' potatoes — Waples, Fairbury. 

sweet potatoes Mrs. Diller, Fairbury. 

mammoth sweet corn Jno. Hulit, Fairbury, Pre. 

" Yankee Yellow " corn N. R. Smith, Fairbury Pre. 

" Beard Mediterranean " wheat J. R. Nelson, Fairbury. 

JOHNSON COUNTY. 

Samples of apples and corn W. Marten. 

rye and potatoes E. M. Shaw. 

buckwheat, potatoes, wheat, corn, 

timothy, and oats R. Sampson. 

apples Israel Carman. 

" JohnWaidely. 

" " J. Grim. 

" and corn A. A. Carman. 



CATALOGUE NEBRASKA EXHIBIT. 15 

Samples of apples and potatoes Horner Gear. 

apples A. B. Atkins. 

" M. Stanton. 

" J. C. Cummins. 

" T. J. Hardy. 

" Rob't Brysen. 

" Geo. Chamberlain. 

apples and corn Victor Tracy. 

" Andrew Salzman. 

" Chas. L. King. 

" and grass .....0. A. Corbin. 

potatoes t " " 

apples C. S. Phillips. 

' ' corn, and wheat David Mook. 

" and potatoes S. W. Kimes. 

potatoes, apples, squash, and 

melons , Jas. D. Russell. 

apples ...Purdy Piatt. 

" R. J. Phelps. 

" F. L. Marvin. 

apples D. Morgan stein . 

" : Wm. Affield. 

" Jas. S. Blythe. 

" Jas. I. Bowman. 

" E. A. Ingersoll. 

" Thomas A. Creighton. 

" Horace King. 

beans and potatoes Horace King. 

apples Angust Nelson. 

David S. Warner. 

Simon Young. 

and corn R. W. Wever. 

Geo. Auker. 

E. Brown. 

potatoes E. Brown. 

apples. Henry Carford. 

apples and potatoes Jas. Robinson. 

apples A. J. Way. 

apples and wheat B. L. Phillips. 

corn and wheat Geo. Linford. 

oats and wheat Jas. Manley. 

buckwheat J. L. Clark. 



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NEW ORLEANS EXHIBITION. 



Samples of oats . Peter Wright. 

u wheat John E. Hall. 

potatoes C. C. Bird, 

" Henry Carford. 

" and corn Byron Tierney. 

" ...." C. A. Holmes. 

" and onions Isaac Clark. 

" Frank Reynolds. 

" Scott Reynolds. 

" and beans J. A. and H. L. Wilson. 

corn, and pumpkins J. H. Lalicker. 

" , Alex. Slagle. 

" and corn W. L. Clark. 

" A. Storm. 

corn R. Brown. 

" W.Ernst. 

" " W. Robb. 

" H. C. Carman. 

beans — McMahn. 

wheat A. Cook, Jr. 

wheat Alex. McCulloch. 

beets, grapes, and squash • W. R. Harris. 

onions A. G. Robinson. 

squash J. W. Hall. 

wheat Jas. Hill. 

corn Wm . Snyder. 

wild grass B. F. Allen. 

millet W. R. York. 

corn W. Luce. 

corn Ch as. Mook. 

" oats Edsell Roup. 

building stone C. A. Holmes. 

Stone squirrel Thos. Robb, Tecumseh. 

LANCASTER COUNTY. 



Specimens of oats J. Perren. 

shelled corn J. D. Macfarland. 

ear corn M. Brinton. 

onions Mrs. Stratton. 

" ear corn D. Emrick. 

potatoes J. V. Wolf. 

wheat W. Ruloffson. 



CATALOGUE NEBRASKA EXHIBIT. 17 

Specimens of corn and oats A. Greenamin. 

" onions W. D. Hewitt. 

" corn G. Bell. 

corn and oats W. Kirkman. 

" corn A. Aukman. 

" oats D. M. Marshall. 

building stone W. H. B. Stout. 

Knife (handle made of a deer's leg) Ira Jaques, Lincoln. 

Photograph of first house built in Lincoln... L. Lavender, Lincoln. 

Model of wind-mill "Nebraska Chief" Jos. Burns, Lincoln. 

Model of railroad engine J. C. Bonnell, Lincoln. 

Blue grass sod from Nebraska • ' ' 

Exhibit of leather tanned by a new process; 
also a complete outfit of leather goods, 

and all articles in that line Lincoln Tanning Co., Lincoln, 

Case of geological specimens Prof. L. E. Hicks, Lincoln. 

MERRICK COUNTY. 

Andrew Jackson Indian medal Win. McEndree, Central City. 

Samples of Nebraska wool S. M. Barker, Silver Creek. 

NEMAHA COUNTY. 

Samples of apples J. Q. A. Smith. 

" Davidson Plasters. 

" A. Starry. 

" Jas. K. Collins. 

" " Wm. Burke. 

" E II. Burches. 

" D. N. Jones. 

" " Jno. E. Evans. 

" D. O. Cross. 

" A.H.Brown. 

" J. P. Dye. 

" " Alex. McKinney. 

" E. D. Burlin. 

" J. B. Barnes. 

" Wm. Mclnnich. 

" Chas Campbell. 

" " G. Knable. 

" R. J. Poot. 

" Thos. Guilliott. 

" J. J. Leach. 



18 NEW ORLEANS EXHIBITION. 

Samples of apples W. G. Holman. 

" ...E. Kirk. 

: ' " J.A.Miller. 

" J.F.Ely. 

. " " J. M. Graham. 

" corn J. W. Pearson. 

corn and barle}^ Jas. Dysart. 

corn B. F. Chamberlain. 

" " ...'. Thos. B. Edwards. 

" ■ " Eli Railsback. 

" F. Kirk. 

oats I. Holman. 

oats and rye John Long. 

buckwheat Israel Nace. 

" millet B. F. Mclnnich. 

" corn and barley I. Barnes. 

wheat : Mrs. Baker. 

" barley A. McKinney. 

wheat — Cox. 

corn Jas. Stevenson. 

" blue-joint grass Jacob Sage. 

" building stone B. & M. R. R. 

limestone B. & M. R. R. 

" black walnut and oak B, & M, R. R. 

native grasses, millet, osage orange, 
oats, pea vines, bean plants, flax, 
hemp, broom corn, fibrous plants, 

sorghum W. H. Hoover. 

" apples ....Frank Parker. 

Book of Japan wood specimens. R. W. Furnas. 

Collection of Indian relics R. W. Furnas. 

Collection of Indian documents and relics R. W. Furnas. 

Family album, made of pipe-stone by a Win- 
nebago Indian R. W. Furnas. 

Collection of tree seeds R. W. Furnas. 

Cottonwood box R. W. Furnas. 

Specimens of turned wood (138 varieties) R. W. Furnas. 

Assortment of garden seeds Sam'l Blackerty. 

forest tree seeds J. M. Aldeman. 

Elk antlers, oats, wheat, and apples, Dr. C. F. Stewart. 

Photograph display W. D. Abbott. 

3000 assorted forest trees ...Nemaha County. 

4000 specimens timber.. Nemaha County. 



CATALOGUE NEBRASKA EXHIBIT. 19 

OTOE COUNTY. 

Samples of apples, barley, wheat, corn, rye, 
potatoes, clover, peanuts, squash, 

and beets W. E. Hill. 

apples Robt. Hauke. 

" . " ' N. B. Larsh. 

" Robt. Lorten. 

" R. Armstrong. 

" " , J. S. Morton. 

" " J. W. Pearman. 

" J. H. Masters. 

" Absalom Tipton. 

PAWNEE COUNTY. 

Samples of potatoes L. C. Howard. 

" stone R. Stofer. 

apples..., H. D. Webber. 

" wheat J. T. Smith. 

" squash and potatoes R. C. Gray. 

wheat and potatoes Wm. Smith. 

oats .' Wm. Moncriff. 

corn and apples J. C. Atkinson. 

apples R. W. Travel. 

apples W. J. Akins. 

corn Theo Dor t . 

apples and potatoes Jas. Boston. 

potatoes John Shuss. 

potatoes I. C. Roper. 

potatoes Marion Morrison. 

broom-corn, apples and timber S. Barnard. 

building stone G. D. Kerns. 

" wheat G. A. J. Moss. 

apples Mrs. J. Blacklaw. 

" " A. E. Heywood. 

" " J. B. Pepoon. 

" " E. T. Boone. 

" Horace Chapman 

apples and corn D. T. Meeker. 

" corn Jas. Cope. 

" apples W. J. Fish. 

" I. L. Clark. 

" " J.Albright. 



20 NEW OELEANS EXHIBITION. 

Samples of apples ...Mrs. "Wm. Lore. 

" corn W. T. Barnett. 

apples F. L. Bennett. 

apples S. A. Isaacs. 

corn W. Allan. 

corn and fruit Geo. Ord. 

apples — Bush. 

popcorn.. D. W. Soule. 

potatoes W. J. Halderman. 

apples Geo. Miller. 

potatoes Jno. Williamson. 

apples F. F. Leming. 

potatoes B. H. Sampson. 

potatoes — Hays. 

potatoes J. Avery. 

apples and buckwheat John Lore. 

potatoes J. Peckinpaugh. 

apples and radish J. H. Bruch. 

apples and radish John Coard. 

apples and radish F. L. Jaeka. 

fruit trees (Commercial orchard) S. Barnard & Son. 

PHELPS COUNTY. 

Half dollar in currency, made in Philadelphia 

in 1776, and now owned by A. F. Gorman, Holdrege. 

EICHAKDSON COUNTY. 

Samples of building sand J. R. Crook. 

" wheat Cyrus Fox. 

' ' yellow Dent corn John Khioble. 

potatoes Samuel Lichty. 

potatoes John Shulenberry. 

" buckwheat W. H. Marlds. 

" cottonwood timber (23 yrs. old). Ernest Warner. 

" Ben Davis apple Michael Moran. 

" corn Orange Kidder. 

" beets Hans Koss. 

' ' Ben Davis apple John Culley. 

" potatoes John Culley. 

" beets Geo. 

potatoes Jas. H. Meyers. 

" apples Jas. H. Meyers. 

apples Dan. Bowers. 



CATALOGUE NEBRASKA EXHIBIT. 21 

Samples of radish G. W. Chamberlain . 

potatoes Wm. Keishick. 

-wheat John Howe. 

aeorn squash John Howe. 

potatoes S. H. Bayne. 

" beans ,. Asa Bush. 

catalpa John P. Oxly. 

pumpkins Wesley Pearson. 

Hubbard squash Wesley Pearson . 

corn Wesley Pearson. 

1 >eets Darius Ellmore. 

corn Darius Ellmore. 

potatoes John Peniuger. 

acorn squash S. C. McElroy. 

parsnips . S. C. McElroy. 

German millet S. C. McElroy. 

potatoes S. C. McElroy. 

turnips S. C. McElroy. 

hedge sprout Luke Fisher. 

il corn Wm. Hull. 

" wheat H. A. Scott, 

apples S. B. Hoppwell. 

timber Wm. R. Cain. 

wheat Jameson Bros. 

corn Jameson Bros. 

" cabbage J. A. Brant. 

cabbage W. H. Knapp. 

carrots W. H. Knapp. 

" corn H. D. Warner. 

" potatoes H. D. Warner. 

" wheat Ike Daniels. 

' ' baled timothy hay Ike Daniels. 

" baled hay Ike Daniels. 

millet , John Colgloula. 

" red clover Jas. H. Meyers. 

" sand. Chas. Steele. 

' ' gravel Chas. Steele. 

" coal • 

" red clover A. M. Howe. 

patent bridge E. B. Stephens. 

flour Valentine & Peppy, Salem. 

" flour Linn, Cooper & Co., Humboldt. 

" flour Metzer & Clark, Stella. 



22 NEW ORLEANS EXHIBITION. 

N 

SALINE COUNTY. 

Sample of ornamental and forest trees E.'F. Stevens. 

11 buckwheat, apples, wheat, corn, 
oats, flax, millet, potatoes, and 

turnips A. S. Whittlesly. 

flour, . Bridges & White, Crete, Neb. 

" flour C. Seeley&Co., Crete. 

SAUNDERS COUNTY. 

Copy of New England Weekly Journal pub- 
lished in 1728, now owned by Eobt. Hopkins, Ashland. 

SEWARD COUNTY. 

Collection of white corn, shown by Seward county. 

Collection of yellow corn Seward county. 

Sample of mixed corn T. A. Rathburn. 

yellow corn J. H. Ellis. 

mixed corn Newton Chapin. 

oats Newton Chapin. 

corn E. M. Hickman. 

timothy seed E. M. Hickman. 

" yellow corn , J. H. Purdam. 

white corn J. H. Purdam. 

white corn J. E. Spellman. 

yellow corn J. E. Spellman. 

mixed corn P. J. Goodrich. 

mixed corn Geo. Ramsey. 

oats J. H. Purdam. 

" white corn J. H. Ellis. 

yellow corn Geo. Ramsey. 

wheat Wm. Redford. 

wheat Wm. Gill. 

potatoes Wm. Gill. 

tame grasses J. B. Courtright. 

farm and garden P. J. Goodrich. 

vegetables C. M. Clark. 

corn A.J. Winterrode. 

corn P. A. VanPelt. 

Display of apples C. C. Jobes. 

apples (six varieties) C. C. Jobes. 

crab apples C, C. Jobes. 

apples D. B. Palmer. 



CATALOGUE NEBRASKA EXHIBIT. 23 

Display of apples S. W. Dunbaugh. 

" apples Geo. Slonecker. 

" apples Wm. Heckman. 

" Nebraska seedling apples E. M. Hickman. 

" apples J. B. Courtright. 

Mortar and pestle brought to America on 

the Mayflower in 1620 .* Wm. A. Flack. Milford. 

Sorghum sugar J. Brockway & Son, Seward. 

Sample of flour F. S. Johnson & Co., Milford. 

" , Johnson, Perry & Co., Milford. 

THAYER COUNTY. 

Sample of sawed rock T. J. Hendershot^ Hebron. 

WASHINGTON COUNTY. 

Samples of apples E. N. Grenell. 

" apples H. Craig. 

" corn, parsnips, carrots, potatoes, 

wheat, millet, broom corn, flax, 

peanuts, native grasses, cider, 

pumpkins, beets, and brick No name. 

Hon. E. N. Grenell, who canvassed in Washington and adjoining coun- 
ties, in response to my application for information, writes me as follows: 

R. W. Furnas: 

Dear Sir — I have no means of knowing who did send and who did not, 
as I instructed all to send to you at Lincoln. The parties with wiiorn I left 
tags, and who agreed to collect and send, are, Geo. T. Hammon and J. E. 
Bennett, of Wayne; O. N. Abel, Wakefield; A. T. Conklin, D. W. Brown, 
A. P. Jobe, Tekamah; J. N. Bellknap, Wakefield; C. M. Densmore, Stan- 
ton ; Trowbridge & Eldridge, W. C. Estes, Secretary Co. Society. Neligh ; 
W. W. Putney, S. C. Fairchilds, Oakdale; W. D. Mathews, O'Neil; T. F. 
Tracy, Stewart; Dr. Macomber and T. F. Menninger, Burnett; Hudson 
Bruner and J. J. King, West Point; F. W. Sellers, Secretary County Agri- 
cultural Society; Ed. Cook, President; Will Lind, collector (Albrecht, Treas.), 
H. S, Maslick, Ains worth; C. H. Corn ill, Valentine, Cheny county; also 
Santee and Hill, editors; A. E. Thatcher, Ft. Niobrara; also Capt. Mont- 
gomery and Post Hospital; O. B. Clark, Kearney; Wm. Draper and others, 
Schuyler; W. A. Wilson, Loup City, (pr. elk horns); E. A. Burns, Van 
Tine and others, Grand Island; Donaldson, of Grand Island, had and prom- 
ised to send a fine exhibit; A. A. Kendall, St. Paul; W. F. Shafer, Schuyler, 
Colfax county, full exhibit by county society and individuals. The Agri- 
cultural Society of Dodge county, at Papillion, Sarpy county, all the best 



24 NEW ORLEANS EXHIBITION. 

exhibits by A. Gates, .Clark R. Daniels, and others. Mrs. A. Castetter Hil- 
ton and others, for women's work, of Blair, Neb.; R. Kitchen, photos. 
With regard to the things, I have no means of knowing what they sent. 
Many of the places I assisted to gather and pack, but left for them to pack 
and ship, with full directions and tags for same, with goods from Wash- 
ington. W. H. Eller and Ballard helped me to gather, and you have a list, 
but not as contributed as before stated, except some fruit and corn, etc., of 

minor mention. 

Respectfully yours, 

E. N. GRENELL, 

YORK COUNTY. 

Samples of flour Montgomery & Carnahan, York. 

" flax, in straw John Todd. 

" flax, in straw Gust. Swanson. 

MISCELLANEOUS. 

Six medals, taken by Nebraska Horticultural Society. 

Eight varieties of fish from Nebraska State Fisheries. 



EXHIBITS IN WOMAN'S DEPARTMENT. 



DOUGLAS COUNTY. 

Table drape Mrs. L. Burnham. 

Bureau cover Mrs. L. Burnham. 

Work bag Mrs. L. Burnham. 

Glove box, carved by boy Mrs. L. Burnham. 

Table scarf, in applique Mrs. R. C. Moore. 

Table scarf Mrs. Martin. 

Pin cushion Mrs. E. G. Kelly. 

Tidy in outline Mrs. E. G. Kelly. 

Photograph W. C. T. U Mrs. L. O. Dodge. 

Satin painted pillow shams Mrs. R. Doherty. 

Hand-painted satin dress Mrs. R. Doherty. 

Paintings in water color Martha L. Sayer, Brownell Hall. 

State seal of Nebraska carved in native wood.. Martha Suieval. 
Frame with specimens of writing by an old 

lady 89 years of age Mrs. G. D. Edson. 

Copy of Hebrew grammar written with pen 

in 1818, sent by Mrs. G. D. Edson. 



CATALOGUE NEBRASKA EXHIBIT. 25 

Record of the Nebraska Humane Society. 
Record of Omaha City Mission. 

Sofa cushion in velvet Mrs. J. E. Kennedy. 

Decorated china fish platter Miss Butterfield. 

Set ice cream dishes Miss Butterfield. 

Decorated oatmeal set Miss Butterfield. 

Decorated pitcher Mrs. Geo. I. Gill >ert. 

Oil painting, scene from Cody's Wild West... Mrs. Davis. 

Articles sent from Sacred Heart Academy : 

Child's suit, 3 pieces. 

Lace flounce. 

Lace handkerchief. 

Album of needle work. 

Table cover. 

Tidy. 

Bound specimen book-keeping. 

Porcelain plaque. 

Frame containing plan of studies. 

Frame pen work. 

From Convent of St. Clare : 

Banner containing paintings of coats of arms of different states. 
Bishop's alb in tatting. 

Sisters of RIercy Convent : 

Suit doll's clothes Miss Clara Creighton. 

Sample embroidery on cloth Miss Anna Hahn. 

Plaque hammered brass .....Mrs. G. F. Bergner. 

Child's dress Mrs. R. J. Johnson. 

Oil painting " Victoria Regia " Mrs. Balbach. 

Landscape Mrs. Balbach. 

Oil painting, fruit Mrs. Balbach. 

Table scarf, lustra painting Miss Nora Boyd. 

Water color, roses Miss Nora Boyd. 

Piece fancy work Miss Lizzie Riley. 

Lace collar Miss Lizzie Reily. 

Centennial tidy Miss Lizzie Riley. 

Pin cushion Miss Lizzie Riley. 

Pillow Miss Etta Creighton. 

Surplice of lace Sisters of Mercy. 

Baby's christening blanket, an heirloom. .Mrs. T. L. Kimball. 
Crayon portrait Mrs. E. L. Eaton. 



26 NEW ORLEANS EXHIBITION. 

FILLMORE COUNTY. 
Fairmont : 

Pencil drawings Mrs. M. E.Martin. 

Painted banner Mrs. J. O. Chase. 

Painting Miss Nellie Porter. 

Embroidery in wool Mrs. C. H. Ketinge. 

Knit lace Mrs. Sloan. 

Macrame and point lace Mrs. D. A. Philips. 

Wall pocket and wool tidies Mrs. Steiger. 

Lambreqnin and lace Mrs. Wood. 

Sewing and knitting Mrs. V. A. Stuart. 

Embroidery Mrs. J. P. Maule. 

Embroidered shawl Mrs. J. N. Pollard. 

Embroidery and point lace Mrs. J. D. Jenkins. 

Knitting and embroidery Mrs. H. G. Bliss. 

Specimen of coral Mrs. J. E. Porter. 

Crocheting and embroidery Mrs . Potter. 

Mexican embroidery Mrs. J. J. Bock. 

Crochet work Mrs. J. O. Chase. 

1 crochet baby shirt Mrs. E. B. Welch. 

Jams and jellies from Fillmore county : 

Jelly and pickles Mrs. W. J. Carson. 

Preserves, catsup, and jelly Mrs. C. H. Ketrige. 

Pickles and jelly Mrs. J. N. Pollard. 

" " Mrs. S. J. Porter. 

Jelly and jam Mrs. Chas. Burton. 

Canned fruit and jelly Mrs. Strother. 

" " Mrs. G. D. Noble. 

Preserves and jelly ..Mrs. V. A. Stuart. 

" Mrs. H. Lee. 

Canned fruit Mrs. J. H. Littlei 

Canned cherries Mrs. W. R. Gay lord. 

Crabapple jelly Mrs. H. G. Bliss. 

Canned grapes Mrs. C. H. Potter. 

Plum jelly Mrs. Caruthers. 

Tomato pickles Mrs. Lindley. 

Pickles Mrs. J. N. Smith. 

Canned grapes Mrs. J. B. Brazelton. 

GAGE COUNTY. 
Beatrice : 

Two oil paintings Mrs. Salsbury. 

One oil painting Miss Delia La Salle. 



CATALOGUE NEBRASKA EXHIBIT. 27 

One castle of Chillon Mrs. Geo. L. Alexander, Syra- 
cuse, Neb. 
Bound volume Woman's Tribune. Edited 

by Mrs. Clara B. Colby. 

JEFFERSON COUNTY. 

Silk display Mrs. C. Wiebe, Russian Colony, near Fairbury 

JOHNSON COUNTY. 
Tecumseh : 

Embroidered towel Allie E. Brooke. 

Toilet set and pin cushion Mrs. Anna Holmes. 

Pillow shams Margaret Mifford. 

Knitting Mary A. McKee. 

Bead work Mrs. Maia Randall. 

Tidy in wool Miss Anna Buckman. 

Table cover Miss Callie Rogers. 

Hemstitching Mrs. W. A. Wilson. 

Cross Mrs. C. Beatie. 

Ball mat Miss Neva Harrah. 

Tidy Mrs. George Annis. 

Banner Lottie Buff um . 

Banner and lambrequin Mrs. Margaret Russell. 

Painted specimen in oil Mrs. C. K. Chubbuck. 

Quilt Mrs. W. A. Wilson. 

Fascinater and knitting Mrs. Dolly Ternil. 

Scrap quilt and motto Mrs. H. S. Wilson. 

Leather work Clarinda Kellogg. 

Brick from the M. E. Church Rev. P. C. Johnson. 

Crab Orchard : 

Macrame and braided collar Miss Ida Briner. 

Apron and fancy work Mrs. C. B. Smith. 

Quilt Mrs. Jno. Sanford. 

Calico quilt Miss Delia Yale. 

Calico quilt Mrs. Petina Miller. 

Log cabin quilt Mrs. C. W. Roberts. 

Worsted tidy Mrs. O. A.Noble. 

Maple Grove: 

Embroidered skirt Mrs. C. C. Bird. 

LANCASTER COUNTY. 

Oil painting, " Hulda and the Doves " f Miss Sarah Moore, Supt. 

Water color studies \ Art Dept. State University. 

Painted portrait plaque Miss Clare Link. 



28 NEW OKLEANS EXHIBITION. 

Painted plaque Helen Augliey. 

Oil painting, marine Mrs. Samuel Aughey. 

" landscape Mrs. Mabel Clason. 

" panel, "Corn" ..Mrs. Mabel Clason. 

" fancy bead Miss Ida Dobson. 

" still-life study, game Miss Emma Richardson. 

Oil painting, fruit Mrs. S. C. Elliott. 

" peaches Mrs. S. C. Elliott. 

" falconer Mrs. S. C. Elliott. 

Oil landscape Mrs. John Zebrung. 

Decorated fruit set Mrs. S- S. Brock. 

Two sepia colored plaques Mrs. S. S. Brock. 

Decorated china Mrs. S. C. Elliott. 

Agricultural seed wreath Miss Mary Williams. 

Spread and shams in darned net Miss Cleve Lamb. 

Kensington embroidery Mrs. John Doolittle. 

" " Mrs. W. S. Phillips. 

Outline embroidery Mrs. Doolittle. 

Felt table spread Miss Leonora Perr} r . 

Plush table scarf. , Mrs. Steiner. 

Crochet hoods Mrs. Ogden. 

Paper flowers Mrs. Dr. Mathewson. 

Rug ... , Mrs. Dr. Mathewson. 

Afghan Mrs. J. M. Latham. 

Painted banner .Mrs. J. M. Latham. 

Embroidery on flannel Mrs. J. J. Inihoff. 

Etching Mrs. J. M. Imhoff. 

Embroidery and drawn work Mrs. Eli Plummer. 

Patchwork chair cover Mrs. W. H.. Chambers. 

Kensington embroidery Mrs. Lizzie Worl. 

Macrame lace Mrs. Lizzie Worl. 

Crazy quilt Mrs. Lizzie Worl. 

Embroidered apron , Mrs. Lizzie Worl. 

Kensington embroidery Mrs. H. S. Reed. 

Oration, "Our Foremothers" Miss Lydia Bell. 

Specimen typewriting Miss Lydia Bell. 

Books : 

" Heathen at Home " Mrs. D. Newman. 

" History of the Crusade at Lincoln "...Mrs. C. B. Parker. 

Embroidered silk on flannel Miss Emma Funke. 

Samples tatting Mrs. J. A. Ferguson. 



29 
CATALOGUE NEBRASKA EXHIBIT. 

Mrs. W. J. Lamb. 

Pair silk- mittens ^ L Q Johnson. 

Quilt and rag rug ^ Addie Rearns 

Crayon portrait •• Miss Allie Carter. 

w[^::£j? ::::::::::Miss Aine carte, 

Study in crayon, Comcast -Miss Allie Carte, 

Convent of Holy Child : 
Painted banner. 
Applique embroidery. 
Handkerchief and glove case (satin). 
Illuminated text. 
Three decorated picture cards. 
Photograph of Convent, illuminated text, 
Motto, "Erin Go Bragh," illuminated text. 

NEMAHA COUNTY. 

Brownvillc : ^ of Brownvil i e . 

Silk bed scarf. ^ Hackney. 

Infants' socks silk. McComas. 

Infants' socks (wool) ** *J 

Braided pillow shams ^ m ^^ (age 7?) 

Hand-made shirt ^ ^ M _ Downy (age 77) . 

Knitting ... •■- Abernethy. 

Picture (water colors) 

Embroidery and braiding M». 

Fascinater (crocheted) ^ m a McComas< 

Silk display and kn.ttrng , Mrs. K^ ^^ 

Tw0 tkhes Mrs. Cyrus Kauff.nan. 

Painted banner Mrs . E. W. Fnrnas. 

mdian woman's work -M ^ ^^ ^ 

Crazy afghan 

North Auburn : of North Aul)urn . 

Silk machine cover " wni+o 

...Miss Cora Waitc. 
Painted banner ^ D A . Meese. 

Samples of lace ' Kuhlmann . 

Samnles of crocheted lace fflttB * . „ .., 

hampiu, o Misg Anme Freirlc h. 

Chair throw • ^ R Q Fellows . 

Essay 

South Auburn : of South Auburn . 

Silk table scarf 



30 NEW ORLEANS EXHIBITION. 

Brock: 

Pin cushion Mrs. Wm. Murr. 

Wall pocket Miss Lucretia Smith. 

Knitting Miss Nellie Aldrich. 

Knitting Miss M. J. Aldrich. 

Knitting Miss IS! erva Gilbert. 

Hand sewing M. E. Brown (age 84). 

Cradle quilt Almeda Green (colored). 

Linen towel Betsey Whiting. 

Nemaha City : 

Knitting Miss Nora Dye. 

Jellies and jams Nemaha county. 

Jelly and pickles Mrs. Robt. W. Furnas. 

Jelly Mrs. Lew Hill. 

Jelly Mrs. J. S. Minick. 

Jelly Mrs.W. Rich. 

Jelly Mrs. Powell. 

Jelly Mrs. W. H. Hoover. 

Sauce and jelly Mrs. D. H. McLaughlin. 

Butter and jelly Mrs. J. J. Mercer. 

Dried fruit Mrs. Robt. Teare. 

Canned fruit Mrs. Peter Smith. . 

Jelly Almeda Green (colored). 

Pickles Miss Nellie Aldrich. 

Dried fruit Mrs. M.J. Aldrich. 

PAWNEE COUNTY. 

Pawnee City: 

Sample sewing Mrs. S. J. Stratton. 

Lambrequin Miss Susie Miles. 

Paperwork Mrs. E. W. Bell. 

Burchard : 

Banner Mrs. W. H. Chapman. 

Music, composed by Delia Wheelock, Table Rock. 

Table Bock : 

Agricultural wreath Mrs. Christina Freeman. 

Flower wreath Mrs. Lydia Griffiny. 

Quilt and lace Mrs. Ellen Freeman. 

Embroidery and knitting .....S. Yousse. 

Pencil drawing Master Willie Davis. 

Picture Mrs. W. M. Forbes. 

Moss wreath.. Mrs. Mina Linn. 



CATALOGUE NEBRASKA EXHIBIT. 31 

Embroidery and knitting ».Mrs. H. T. Mervin. 

Embroidered ottoman cover Mrs. A. Lindsley. 

Knitting Mrs. F. J.Haywood. 

Canvas tidy *Mrs. Frank Hill. 

Tidy Miss Sarah Jones. 

Sewing and knitting . Mrs. A. J. Marble. 

Painting " Eventide " Charles E. Moss, Ottawa, Can. 

Silk display Lotta Dnsenbury . 

RICHARDSON COUNTY. 

Falls City : 

Oil painting (El Capitan) Mrs. W. S. Wilson. 

Oil painting (Hagar in the Wilderness), Mrs. W. S. Wilson. 
Painting (The Girl I Know) Miss Luna Dundy. 



EXHIBITS IN EDUCATIONAL DEPARTMENT. 



PERU NORMAL SCHOOL. 

Mounted zoological specimens. 

Mounted botanical specimens. 

Mounted microscopic drawings. 

Analysis of air in school building, with chemicals to test same. 

Experiments by classes- in physics. 

Models of crystals. 

Specimens of taxidermy. 

Map drawings, outline from memory. 

Map drawings, time limited. 

Map drawings, time unlimited. 

Manuscript work in language. 

Manuscript work in school economy. 

Manuscript work in history. 

Manuscript work in rhetoric. 

INSTITUTE FOR THE BLIND, NEBRASKA CITY. 

Specimens of hand work, consisting of crocheting, bead work, knitting, 

and broom-making. 
Manuscript work in spelling. 

DEAF AND DUMB INSTITUTE, OMAHA, NEB. 

Crayon portrait. 

Specimens of lace work, embroidery, sewing, and crocheting. 

Specimens of mechanical and carpenter work. 



32 NEW ORLEANS EXHIBITION. 

HASTINGS PUBLIC SCHOOLS. 

High School : 

Examination papers in Geometry, History, Civil Government, Algebra, 
Physiology, and Physical Geography. 

Gramma?' Department : 

Examination papers in Reading, Penmanship, Grammar, Geography, 
Orthography, Arithmetic, and U. S. History, 

Intermediate Department : 

Examination papers in Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, Spelling, Geog- 
raphy, and Language. 
Specimens of map drawing. 

GRAND ISLAND PUBLIC SCHOOLS. 

Examination manuscript work by High School and Intermediate Grades. 
Slate work of Primary and Second Grade. 

FALLS CITY PUBLIC SCHOOLS. 

Examination papers of High School, Grammar and Primary Schools. 

BEATRICE PUBLIC SCHOOLS. 

♦ 

Examination manuscript work, from first to eighth grade. 

HUMBOLDT PUBLIC SCHOOLS. 
Examination manuscript work, from first to tenth grade. 

WEST POINT PUBLIC SCHOOLS. 

Manuscript work of High School and Grammar Department. 

FAIRMONT PUBLIC SCHOOLS. 
Examination papers from High School and Grammar Department. 

FAIRBURY PUBLIC SCHOOLS. 

Specimens of manuscript work, principally sixth grade. 
Map drawing by pupils. 

NEBRASKA CITY PUBLIC SCHOOLS. 
Manuscript work from high school and intermediate grades. 
Map drawing and mechanical drawing. 
Condensed history of Nebraska City public schools. 

COLUMBUS PUBLIC SCHOOLS. 
Examination work from third grade. 

KEARNEY PUBLIC SCHOOLS. 
Manuscript work from high school and intermediate grades. 



CATALOGUE NEBRASKA EXHIBIT. 33 

YUTAN PUBLIC SCHOOLS. 
Examination work in physiology. 

RED CLOUD PUBLIC SCHOOLS. 

Examination work ironi high school and lower grades. 

Manuscript work from Chapman, Wood River, and district schools of 

Hall county. 
Exhibition of written music by pupils ol Omaha public schools. Miss 

Lucia A. Rogers, special teacher. 

ST. CATHARINE'S ACADEMY, OMAHA. 

Specimen of drawing and painting. 

SACRED HEART ACADEMY, OMAHA. 
Course of study, with photograph of buildings. 

TENTH STREET INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL, OMAHA. 

Julia Daeman, crocheting. 

Katie Homerwik, crocheting. 

Katie Coffey, sewing. 

Mary Walker, hem-stitched handerkchief. 

Edith Stewart, sewing. 

Josie Zebodack, sewing. 

Lulu Hunt, sewing. 

Annie Kramer, hem-stitched handkerchief. 

STATE UNIVERSITY, LINCOLN. 

Original Demonstration in Geometry Prof. L. E. Hicks. 

Work on " Critique of Designs" Prof. L. E. Hicks. 

Work on Botany Prof. Chas. E. Bessey. 

" Amerikas Skonliteratur " H. Edgren. 

11 Magic of the Middle Ages" Victor Rydberg. 

"NalaSagan" — . 

"Schakuntala" . 

Sanskrit Formlara H. Edgren. 

" Frithiofs Saga " (E. Teguer) L. A. Sherman. 

Work on Biology Arabell M. Kimball. 

"The Modern Genesis" .....Fannie J. Ebright, Tecumseh. 

CRETE PUBLIC SCHOOLS. 

History of Crete Public Schools E. Healy. 

CRAB ORCHARD SCHOOL. 

Specimens of pen work. 
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NEW ORLEANS EXHIBITION. 



PHOTOGRAPHS OF PUBLIC SCHOOL BUILDINGS. 



Ashland, Saunders county, Neb. 
Alexandria, Thayer county, 
Belvidere, Thayer county 
Buffalo county (Dist. 15), 
Beatrice, Gage county, 
Brownville, Nemaha county, 
Crete (5), Saline county, 
Chester, Thayer county, 
Davenport, Thayer county, 
Exeter, Fillmore county, 
Fremont (5), Dodge county, 
Friend, Saline county, 
Falls City, Richardson county, 
Fairbury, Jefferson county, 
Genoa, Nance county, 
Grand Island, Hall county, 
Hastings, Adams county, 
Hebron, Thayer county, 
Hubbell, Thayer county, 



Hall county, 



Neb. 



Kearney, Buffalo county, 
McCook, Red Willow county, 
Nebraska City (7), Otoe county, 
Norfolk (2), Madison county, 
North Platte, Lincoln county, 

Nemaha county, , 

Osceola, Polk county. 
Pawnee City, Republican Co., 
Red Cloud, Webster county, 
St. Paul, Howard county, 
Shelton, Buffalo county, 
Steele City,'Richardson county 
Sutton, Clay county, 
Thayer county (10), 
Tecumseh, Johnson county, 
Wahoo, Saunders county, 
Wilber, Saline county, 



MISCELLANEOUS. 

Photograph of Normal School, and Business 

College, Fremont Dodge county. 

Photograph of Creighton College, Omaha Douglas county. 

History of Steele City School Miss M. A. Melville, Steele C'y 

Seven drawings from life Thos. Rogers Kimball, Omaha. 

"Nebraska and the North-west" T. H. Brooks, Tecumseh. 

History and Reports of Co. Superin'dts . 



COLORED DEPARTMENT. 



COLFAX COUNTY. 

Specimens of Indian corn and leaf tobacco. ...Jas. Johnson. 
Indian corn and cotton J. Mitchell. 

DAWSON COUNTY. 

Specimens of corn, beets, carrots, and wheat, R. I. Allen. 

" wheat, and rye J. Emanuel. 

l ' W. P. Walker, 



CATALOGUE NEBRASKA EXHIBIT. 35 

Specimens of corn Chas. Meehan. 

" " Elijah Tann. 

" millet Mrs. R. I. Allen. 

" potatoes, rice corn, Egyptian 

corn, sorghum corn, sweet corn, pop corn, 

peppers, and grouse wing R. I. Allen. 

Basket of grasses Miss Lizzie Allen. 

Card-board steamship Miss Lucy Allen. 

Wreath of grasses Miss Julia Allen. 

DOUGLAS COUNTY. 

Pair cable-stitch silk thread mits Miss Comfort Baker. 

Two star-stitch silk thread sacques Miss Comfort Baker. 

Three pansy-blossoni-stitch silk collars Miss Comfort Baker. 

Four hairpin -stitch silk collars Miss Comfort Baker. 

Five hand knit linen lace Miss Comfort Baker. 

Crochet silk thread collar Miss Edna Counseller. 

Two hand painted plaques Miss Mary Williams. 

Six hand polished shirts Miss Mary Martin. 

Hand worked velvet cushion Miss Laura M. Rector. 

Music scroll , Miss Maude Overhall. 

Music scroll Miss Carrie Kirchapole. 

Crochet thread tidy Miss Victoria Overhall. 

Botanical specimens Miss Victoria Overhall. 

Sketch of bust of Augustus Miss Victoria Overhall. 

Two yards darned net lace Miss Casey Jones. 

Worked satin hat mark Miss Casey Jones. 

Two jars pickles Mrs. H. J. Butler, 

Two jars jelly Mrs. Alfred Miller. 

Box farm produce Isaac Jackson. 

Two steel horse shoes J. S. M. Washington. 

Fan pattern bed quilt ....Mrs. Kujl. 

Feather wreath Mrs. Ellen Hale. 

Collection of birds' eggs Norman Overhall. 

Specimen of penmanship Gl-uy Overhall. 

Specimens of Indian corn, pop corn, beans, 
peas, tobacco twist, pepper, parsnips, 
carrots, radishes, and beets Isaac Jackson. 

Two hand worked pictures Mrs. M. L. Overhall. 

Hand painted cup and saucer Msss Carrie Kirchapole. 

Raised work cushion Mrs. Mattie Christian. 



36 NEW ORLEANS EXHIBITION. 

LANCASTER COUNTY. 

Specimens of corn and molasses Wm. Holmes. 

Knit bed spread and crocheted bed spread.... Mrs. L. Hawkins. 

Piece of flower-pot quilt Mrs. A.M. Williams. 

Knit table tidy and four knit stand tidies. ...Miss Annie Loan. 

Knit tidy Miss Mollie Adams. 

Silk baby quilt Mr. W. H. Chambers. 

MERRICK COUNTY. 

Specimens of Indian corn and potatoes E. R. Overhall. 

Indian corn and potatoes A. N. Parker. 



INDIAN DEPARTMENT. 



Buffalo robe, spurs, Indian dolls, Indian bead work, and Indian corn. By 
Henry Fontenelle, Omaha Agency. 

Photos of Indian chiefs. Maj. Wilkinson, Winnebago Agency. 

SANTEE NORMAL TRAINING SCHOOL. 

Article. Name. Tribe. 

Pair shoes Ernest Hopkins.... Arickaree. 

Pair shoes Robt. Brown Santee. 

Pair tongs Simon Spide '. Yankton. 

Pair tongs Geo. Barrett Grosvente. 

Pair tongs Robt. King Sisston. 

Grab hook Jos. Mead ....Sisston. 

Grab hook John Young Arickaree. 

Grab hook Robt. Redning Santee. 

Chain Don. Spotted Horse Titon. 

Box Louis White Cloud Titon. 

Iron gate Simon Spide Yankton. 

Iron gate Geo. Barrett Grosvente. 

Iron gate Rich King Sisston. 

Wood gate Alf Mandan Mandan. 

Wood gate Mark Khumn Santee. 

Dumb-bells Geo. Barrett Grosvente. 

Table Louis White Cloud Titon. 

Pair mittens Eunice Kitto Dacotah. 

There was also some fine specimen woman's needlework in the Carlisle 
school exhibit, made by a Pawnee Indian girl in attendance at that school. 



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